I am in the process of replacing AllStar on a Centos machine with a new Beta 2.0.0 version 6 on a raspberry pi. It seems to be working ok both for AllStar and a networked pbx that I have added.
However, I get errors upon doing a `rpt debug level 1’. The errors are coming up at a good clip, around 10 errors per second. The error reads:
While the error is bad enough, what is worse is that it is filling up my syslog file at the same rate.
To trouble shoot this error, I removed from modules.conf all the entries for the pbx that I added. There was little change. The error condition persists but has a different hex value. Other than that, I am at a loss of how to proceed.
Can anyone point me in the direction of interpreting this error and how to eliminate it?
Hmm, that’s a new one. I get the same thing. See if turning off status reporting helps… comment the statpost_url= line in rpt.conf. I’d try it but don’t want to restart Asterisk right now.
We know that statpost causes frequent core dumps. Fortunately it doesn’t crash.
I don’t see any logs filling up. But yeah, that’s really bad for the Pi SD card.
I get the same thing with rpt debug level 1. My line number is different (app_rpt.c:22322) because I’m using a patch to fix the GPIO for the COS light on keyup events.
Interesting find, though technically this is not an error, it is a debug statement. It just happens to be one that gets printed out extremely often. Can you just leave the system at debug level 0 for normal operation?
I agree that this makes the debug log almost useless. Probably the if(debug) should be changed to something more like if(debug>6), or the whole line should just be commented out.